Zero-hours contracts law change
29 February 2016
Following the implementation of the Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Act 2015, a zero-hours contract is now legally defined for the first time
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瓜神网 is prioritising its campaigning to eradicate zero hours contracts in post-secondary education. Read updates on how we are waging this fight nationally and locally here:
- Rise in number of 'exploitative' zero-hours contracts condemned by 瓜神网
- - 瓜神网's campaign against zero-hours contacts crosses the Atlantic with coverage in a Canadian union magazine
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Making ends meet - the human cost of casualisation in post-secondary education, May 15 [940kb] -
瓜神网鈥檚 campaign against casualisation - annual report 2014-15 [259kb]
- 瓜神网 response to Ed Miliband's zero-hours contract pledge
- Increase in number of people on 'pernicious' zero-hours contracts
- 瓜神网 to press government over zero-hours contracts
- 瓜神网 response to Labour's zero-hour contracts plans
- University of Edinburgh vows to abolish zero-hour contracts
- Over half of universities and colleges use lecturers on zero-hour contracts
- Research reveals huge underestimation in number of workers on zero-hours contracts
- 瓜神网 response to Nick Clegg's zero-hours contracts investigation
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